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Two Seasons, Two Strangers | Tabi to Hibi


Sho Miyake | Japan | 2025 | 89 mins. | Japanese, Korean

Fri, Oct 30 | 7:15 PM | Picturetime 2 (Football Ground)

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One summer, a young man and a young woman meet on the beach in a small town unfamiliar to them both. Their shared sense of being outsiders brings them together, but the romance they both awkwardly try to pursue never quite seems to get off the ground. One winter, a Korean screenwriter living in Japan sets out on a journey to a snow-covered mountain village in an attempt to rediscover her inspiration. There, she ends up staying at an old inn run by a solitary old man. Words are difficult for them all, and everyone is lonely — but for very different reasons.

Sho Miyake

Sho Miyake

Sho Miyake was born in 1984 in Sapporo, Japan. He completed the fiction filmmaking course at the Film School of Tokyo and began directing feature films shortly after graduating from university. Regarded as one of the most distinctive contemporary Japanese filmmakers, Miyake is known for his humanistic films centred on characters grappling with human fragility and the challenges of everyday life. His film Playback (2012) was selected for the International Competition at Locarno. And Your Bird Can Sing (2018), Small, Slow But Steady (2022), and All the Long Nights (2024) were invited to the Berlinale.

Producer: Masayoshi Johnai
Writer: Sho Miyake
Cinematographer: Yuta Tsukinaga
Editor: Keiko Okawa
Sound: Takamitsu Kawai, Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
Music: Hi’Spec
Cast: EunKyung Shim, Yuumi Kawai, Mansaku Takada, Shiro Sano, Shinichi Tsutsumi

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